Brewer Physical Therapy

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Patient-Centered Care for Your Convenience

We value your time – which is why we have a no-wait policy. At Brewer Physical Therapy in Shreveport, Bossier City, Haughton, and Minden, Louisiana, we believe that healthcare should be as convenient as possible. That’s why we offer no wait time, one-on-one treatment in private rooms, and ample parking. We also offer home healthcare through local referring agencies. If this is your first visit, find out what you can expect below.

Our flexible appointment schedule is designed to accommodate your busy schedule, and best of all, we accept and file claims for most insurance plans. When you entrust your physical therapy care to us, you can feel confident that the road to healing, recovery, and good health is well within your reach.

New Patient Forms

Brewer Physical Therapy appreciates that you have selected our practice, and we welcome you as a new patient. After you have made your appointment, please complete our new patient forms below. Doing so will help decrease your waiting time on the day of your visit.

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New Patients- What to Expect for Your First Appointment:


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On average, a patient’s first visit lasts about an hour.

Please arrive 15 minutes early to sign in, complete your paperwork, and/or change into comfortable clothing, if necessary. Filling out paperwork before your initial evaluation appointment will speed your check-in time. You can find our new patient forms above.

On your first visit, you’ll need to bring your physician referral or prescription (if required by your insurance), your insurance card, your new patient registration forms, your ID or driver’s license, and your co-payment (as applicable). If desired, you may also bring comfortable clothing to change into for the session.

We want you to leave your first appointment with us feeling better than when you walked in.

At your first visit, your physical therapist will conduct an initial evaluation and discuss your plan of care. Information obtained during your initial visit with us is used to set goals for your continued treatment. Your physical therapy goals may include:

  • Improved movement, strength, endurance, and/or flexibility
  • Decreased pain

The focus of your subsequent visits will be treatment (based on your diagnosis and treatment goals).

Immediately following your initial evaluation, we will schedule you for your follow-up appointments. We are always excited to get started and see you reach your goals and get you back to living the life you want. You can also schedule your own appointment HERE!  We look forward to helping you ​advance your health​!

If you are insured, and your insurance requires a co-pay or deductible, that will be due at the time of your visit with us.

You can find more details about our billing policies and the types of insurance we accept on our Contact and Locations page.

For all the latest on health and wellness tips, industry insights (and more), please read our informative blog posts at  Brewer PT Blog. 

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Schedule your appointment with Brewer Physical Therapy today. Just call us at (318) 222-8892 (Shreveport), (318) 747-8892 (Bossier City), or (318) 639-9536 (Minden). You can also schedule your appointment now.

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